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Red Deer arenas adopt live streaming with LiveBarn

Feb 2, 2024 | 11:38 AM

The City of Red Deer arenas are now LiveBarn venues. If you can’t make it to the facility for a game or competition, you can stay connected by watching all events live and on demand through live streaming technology available in all City of Red Deer operated arenas.

LiveBarn is a subscription service that allows you to watch events live or on demand for 30 days from any LiveBarn-installed venue across the US & Canada.

  • Save and share 30-second highlights
  • Download entire games/practices
  • Tag highlights while watching live, in-venue
  • Order automated player analysis for individual games (additional per-game cost applies)

LiveBarn is active in the following City of Red Deer arenas:

  • Servus Arena
  • Collicutt Centre Arena
  • G.H. Dawe Community Centre Arenas (North and South)
  • Kinsmen Community Arenas (A and B)
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Monthly subscriptions can be purchased with promotional code, 4red-deer, to access all streams at a 10% discount. Existing subscribers can update their profile to our venue’s promo code to receive the discount as well.

For a full listing of LiveBarn venues, or to view their extensive FAQ visit their website here.

(City of Red Deer media release)

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